Urbano Mosaic

I came to Washington, the capital of the United States, on a business trip. I worked during the day and then had dinner with friends every night. This time, my friend took us to a famous Vietnamese restaurant in the local area - Four Sisters. This restaurant has a story. Four sisters who came from Vietnam opened a Vietnamese restaurant together. Because of the good taste and the enthusiasm of the people, it gradually gained recognition, became more and more popular, and the restaurant gradually became bigger and bigger. Now, the four sisters are very old, so the restaurant also has a certain history.

Most of the waiters in the restaurant are Vietnamese. The middle-aged male waiter who greeted us worked very quickly and recommended dishes to us very pertinently. He could speak Chinese, so ordering was quite smooth. We ordered a set meal for four people, and then added some dishes, which was much more convenient, and the dishes on the set meal were all what I wanted to eat. The dishes were served quickly, and the portions were very large. It seemed that the charcoal-grilled lemon leaf chicken steak was a large piece that covered the entire plate. The taste was very good. I wonder if the ingredients were different? It&#39;s still a matter of heat. Why do I feel that what I eat here is different from what I eat in China? Even the innermost layer of the chicken chop is so flavorful.

I didn&#39;t expect that there would be so much beef with broccoli, and they were all big chunks, very tender, and the broccoli was also tender, without any residue. There was a stewed fish piece that was even better. The fish was cod, so it was very smooth and fresh. The sauce was a little sweet, but overall it was very flavorful. It was served in a small pot, and the method was similar to the pot made in China, so the fish meat was very fragrant, very flavorful, and very delicious.

As for the price, it&#39;s not too expensive, and it would be more cost-effective to order a set meal.

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